Nghinh Phong Tower is located in the Square architecture of the same name in Phu Yen. The tower is inspired by Ganh Da Dia, round blocks of stone stacked side by side, combined with the traditional Vietnamese culture of “the legend of a hundred eggs” Lac Long Quan and Au Co. (Photo: Facebook) These blocks are the images representing the 100 children in the legend, divided in half with the meaning “to the forest – to the sea”. In the middle will be two tall towers, the higher one representing Lac Long Quan and the other, lower tower representing Au Co. The space between the towers is only enough for two people to stand, and every time the wind blows through the gap, it will create a sound, like music. Each wind blowing is a different music, visitors will only hear that sound once in a lifetime. (Photo: Ngoc Thong) The middle aisle is highlighted by decorated with reliefs depicting the history and culture of Phu Yen. The ground is fitted with a lighting system incorporating 3D technology. When it gets dark, the whole area will be lit up, creating a lighting effect that attracts the attention of visitors, especially at the location of the slit. Visitors coming here in the evening will be treated to a laser light and sound show. In front of the ocean is the wind blowing, the sound of waves lapping, cool at night. (Photo: Phan Nguyen Khiem) The stone blocks of the tower become the ideal “virtual living” background for young people. At sunset, this place is very crowded with people taking pictures and walking around, so it is difficult to take a good photo. If you want to be away from people, take advantage of going early to watch the sunrise while enjoying the fresh and pleasant morning air. (Photo: Thanh Nhan) (Photo: Thanh Nhan) As soon as it was launched, the tower was quickly visited by many young people to visit and check-in. With a unique and modern architecture located opposite the cool and windy beach, it is not difficult for young men and women to take “genuine” photos as if they were checking-in abroad. Let’s admire more “quality like distilled water” frames of Nghinh Phong tower through the camera lens! (Photo: Duy Phuong Dao) (Photo: Duy Phuong Dao) (Photo: Phuong Thao) (Photo: Ngo Thi Kim Thuong) (Photo: Le Thu)